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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
4SCALE DEMANDED ~ THE COKE REGION
TIE SYNDICATE MAINTAINS THAT THE MEN MUST

FIRST GO BACK TO WORK.
PIrrsBURG, June (SpeciaD-A special meeting OF the
Pittsburg Coke syndicate was held today Most OF the
members present. Members OF tho Producers As
ISOLATION and several independent operators were also
present The scottdalc miners insisted on having the
scae based on the present wages when the selling price
OF coke Is 81 5O while tho producers want the scale based
on 81 The miners say they fear that the scale Is based
on So tho syndicate will lower the price and their wages
while the producers say the miners only seek TO pr0oDg
the strike Insist they must go to work before
ANY Acale Is foruel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
NO MODERATION FOR DAvITT.

DuBIIy June s-Michael Davitt made another speech
at Bodyke to-day He said that he had received letter
from Mrs Da st ntmang that II he should he arrested
she would speak at evictons in his stead CONTINUING
he said that for the last eight years he had counsecd
moderation. The result had been his imprisonmeht
insults for their moderation. As as the Tory black
guards showed moderation he would return the faNor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
LITTLE pRospECT OF A REUNION.

LONDON June 8.-Mr Gladstone's recent tour does
not seem to have forwarded tho Of Liberal re-
union The English Liberal Association. has passco
resolutions rcgrctting that while Mr. Gladstone makes
minor concessions with reference to his Irish bill OF
1856 he adhcres to the plan for an l1lsh fariia
menu and expressing tho conviction that his speeches
in Wales will discourage the hope Of reunion, which
the Liberal UniOnists desire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS

BERLIN, June S-An explosion OF hre-damp bas oc
CARED In coalpt at Gelsenkirchen in Westnhalia he
poues OF ioryone persons killed by the ex poson have
been recovered, and twelve more are believed to he
dead. 'o'ou W DC
PARIS. June SIT is said the Government contamn,,o
held in 800 '' "oou
BERLIN. June s-Emperor William, who is suffering
day and left his bed. ~ ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
REMOVING TOOL COMPANY.

WORCESTER Mass, June tSpecab.-The Pond Ma.
chine Tool Company is to remove to Painfeld, n j. It
employs 600 hands, most OF whom will 90 with it. A
new company Is TO be formed. with paidup capital Of
S4OO 600 OF which David W. Pond is TO be president
fhe land Plainteld abuts on the Jersey Central Rail
road and comprises fourteen IL Ia expected that
the new works will be ready early in October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION III.

TORONTO, June s.-Edward Blake Is III and his moro
intimate friends much alarmed at his condition lie
threatened with an attack Of paralysis, OF which he
had alarming symptoms in 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
TRYING TO REvIVEA SUIT AGAINST MR.. TILDEN

CHICAGO, June s.-Judge Blodgett this morning
heard tho argument the bill of rcvivor to resur-
rect tho old case OF Henry Dupont against Samuel
]. Tlden. Tho case has been In the District Court
for eight years. After the insolvency OF the old
Illinois Coal and Iron Company In which Samuel j.
Tilden, James b. Joy and William b. Ogden were
stockholders Henry Dupont Of New-Jersey, sued
T,Iden individually for debt Of S7424 contracted
by tho company Tho debt with interest, now
amounts to $40 OO0 and Mr. Dupont wants TO collect
that amount from Andrew II. Green, John Bigelow
and George W. Smith, the executors OF Mr.. Iu6n
will The attorney for Dupont contended that the
death of Mr.. Tllden could not change the original
suit, and II they had a right to sue him here that
right must also extend to suit against his execu-
tors The case taken under adSlsement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

OUTCOME OF THE OPERA COMIQUE FIRE
PARIS June sThe Municipal Council Of this city has
passed vote of censure the Prcfect OF Police the
Ainster Of the Interior and the Minister Of Fine Arts
whom the Council holds responsible for the recent dsas
~f atthe Opera oomique The Council has also adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

II. W. Williams. Of Tioga. In political circles 1t 70 as
Ismss r MitohsI ~ Cannon Pleas Court No 8 Of this
city and then ask the Governor to appoint Mr Penny
packer to the vacancy. Lawyer is Senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
q resolution granting theatres cafes and concert halls
three months within which substitute electric lights
for gas
THE CROWN PRINCES THROAT TROUBLE.
ANOTHER PART OF THE TUMoR REMOVED AND THE

ANOTHER PART OF THE TUMoR REMOVED AND THE
PATIENT IN EXCELLENT SPIRITS
BERLIN, Juno s-Dr NJ. Mackenzie, OF London, to-day
performed second operation upon the tulnorn the Crown
Princes throat ana successfully removed another por'
ton Of the growth used to deaden sensation
in the throat that the operation was almost painless
The spirits Of the Crown Prince were much raised by Dr.
Mackenzies assurance Of cure. The patient will go
to London on Monday accompanied by DR.. Wegner the
Court Physician, and Dr. Mackenzie. under whose care
he will remain, either at Norwood or Weymouth until
sufoient number Of operations has been performed TO
prevent rsgrowth of the He will then go to the
Isle OF Wight recruit his health Tho patients appe
tite continues good although he hnds IL ucuit 10 swS
to fond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
NEW-YORK. THURSDAY JUNE 9, 1887

Five Democrats supported the bill The fate OF tn
measure In the Senate Is much In doubt The bill allows
the counties to hold special election on prohioition
whenever hreefths Of the voters shall petition therc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

SQUEEZED THROUGH BY ONE VOTE.
Lansing. June tSpecab-The Burr law for local op-
on by counties passed the House this morning, but IL
squeezed through by the majority OF one vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
RIGHT OF WAY FOR THE ATcnIsoN.

ECHIcAGo, June tSpeciab.-Large purchases OF real
estate have been made in South state-st by different
persons who acted mysterious manner II has been
insisted from the that these purchases were to pro-
vide the Atchson Topeka and santa fe road with ter
minal facilities this city and from proceedings just
begun In the hero appears that the supposition
was correct To-day the company filed petition for the
conde OF certain property wnich they coud NOT
acquire by purchase. The ayOwed purpose Ia ihat OF
securing right OF way. depot. grounds, etc, along or
near sixteenth-st., for an entrance into Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
WHO VIII sUcCEFD JUDGE MERCURf

PHILADELPHIA June.s tSpeciab. Beaver was
I'm the city to-day and said that he would not cal an eA
ira session OF the Legislature lie declined 10 discuss
the matter OF the late Judge Mcrcnrs successor is
stated however that his personal preferences for Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

DYNAMITE IN CHURcHYARD.
ROCHESTER, June tspeeioD.-whils Thomas = no
Gowan, janisor Of the Second Baptist Church va sa
gagged In cuttng rass On Tie church oSnSas Syns.
mits csr1ridEs and VA throwp tnte ~ ~ &.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
READING KECEIVEsHIP TO BE TERMINATED

PHILADELPHIA. June (specidb.-rt is stated today
upon tho best authority that tho rcccivcrshp of ue
Reading Railroad Company VIII terminate about No
vember, when the company VIII build depot i"c'i'uo7
in tho centre OF the city and build an elevated rail
road thcrct., Estimates have been malc that the
net earnings Of the company for the year VIII be
s12 900 900 Receivers oi the Heading, Railroad Will
BEGIN 10 pay on the interest on the consolidated mort
GAGE by The Goth Instant They viii pay DrcNel q
90 100000 first for money advanced on coupons,
and tncn take up the defaulod December and Juno
COUPONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
SECOND DEFEAT OF TIE CANADIAN pAc1F1o.

SECOND DEFEAT OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
OTTAWA, June tspeeab.-The Canadian Pacific Rail-
way had second defeat this afternoon The trus tees
for the holders Of the first mortgage bonds of the
eastern Railway Company represented TO the Railway
Committee OF the House tnst mortgage was executed
by the company In 1881 conveying the railway
appurtenances. etc, well its interest In certain
leased lines of railways for a bond issue Of
S2,oVoOoO Ihis mortgage was good for
two years. and on non-payment the road became the
property OF the trustees. Now the trustees
and distribute the proceeds among the bondhoders An
amendment 10 refer the bill TO subcommittee was lost
The preamble was defeated and the bill thrown out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
OF THE sIJFZ CANAL.

PARIS June s-The annual meeting OF the suez Cana
Company was held to-day. The years receipts wer'
81 O6O 900 less than those Of 1885. dividend was dc
clared OF 75 1-3 francs per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
TINE ALLOWANCE IN THE JUBILEE YACHT RACE


LONDON Jane SThe time allowance In the Jubilee yacht
race around the British Isles will be regulated by the
the rst yacht at Dover finishing point the
event Of the FIRST yacht arriving at Dover
after the the allowance will assump
lion that the total length OF the knots This
length Of will be increased by 100 each day
less than that the first yacht reaching
goal OF decreased by 100 knots for day The
owner authorized representative OF the
accompany each and representative will
be required TO the end OF proper
log and de- lraon all had observed The
be allowed TO enter port during the progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
FALSE REPORTS ABOUT JAY GoULDs HEALTH


Dispatches by telegraph from Washington published
yesteray stated that Jay Goulds yacht had arrived
there, but that Mr.. Gould was sick at hotel az
Fortress Monroe. The statement OF course was In
correct, because the yacht "wth number of ladies
on boarlp would not have been at Washington II Mr'
Gould had been sick anywhere else
81 cannot understand how these stories are
started" George J. Gould said yesterday, unless
somebody expects TO make money by false reports
about nv fathers health. AS mattor or tacJ Air.
Gould was on board tho yacht and spent the nlght
there / received dispatches from him Yesterday ana
to-day that provo the fact. His tip has done hlnl
much good, and | expect him home on MONDAY. ho
was pretty well when ho left here but am sure
that he l. still better now"
WASHINGTON, June 8 (SpeciaD.-Jay Goulds steam
yacht, the Atalanta, came up the Potomac and
anchored short distance below the city last night.
Mr.. Gould and his family were aboard. They spent
several hours at Mount Vernon yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Gould came ashore about 10 o'clock this morn
ing with his wife and daughters They were brought
up TO one Of the wharves the foot Of Seventh
&C. In steam launch and met thcro by q
carriage In which they driven about the city
Mr. Gould left with his yacht last Friday.
The first night the vessel anchored of tho Delaware
Breakwater The next day she proceeded to Old
Point Comfort, where she lay until Mr. Gould took
"A fancy to visit Washington Mr. Gould and his
lamily took luncheon and dinner at hotel before
returning 20 tho Atalanta late this afteroon.
Gould left the city this afternoon on the Ataanta,
and II Is supposed has gone back TO Fortress Monroe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
ASKING THE REPEAL OF THE SCOTT LAW.

'''1@ fNf@f f@ffI1 VF DNVII
81 THOMAS, Ont, June s.-The city council OF this
city have presented petition to Parliament asking for
he repeal OF the Scott Temperance act urging that the
act has been failure that 1t has not diminished drink
ing mat there has been Improvement In public NOR
tha property has deteTiorated and that tho progress
anu prosperity OF the city have heen reiarIed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
CRIMESAND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

SUICIDE FOLLOWING LOSS OF PROPERTY
CINCINNATI June Sat Batavia Ohio. today samuel Iels
dale hardware merchant shot himself three times through
the mead with revolver death following Immediately ii IS
burned yesterday and is thought the loss unset
tied his mind
SHOT DEAD FOR KILLING THE TOWN MARSl ALI
LOUISVILLE, Juno ga dispatch to The Ecentng Itss
the Town Marshal of Morehead. Rowan
KY John Mannn, hal warrant for tho arrest of
Jack and William Logan sons OF Dr. Henry Logan VINO Is
the Lexington Jail the OF murder Mannln
the house OF the Logan boys arrest them AS ne
ascended the stairway the Logan boys who were concealed
above fired upon him. iuhictng fatal wounds Mannin s
posse returned the ro of the Logan boys killing
fn.ful hath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
RUSSIANS OCCUPY ASKABAD.

VIENNA June SThe Neue Freie PrcsSe says that AsKa
bad has been occupied by 10000 Russian troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
PITTSBURG AND WESTERN SOLD.
BRINGING 81 200, 900 UNDER THE HAMMER
BOUGHT BY THE REORGANIZATION C0MMITTRE-
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO FROZEN OUT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.

BOUGHT BY THE REORGANIZATION
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO FROZEN OUT.
(Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
PIrrsBURG, June sA large number of local capitalists
including Harry Oliver jr and James Gallery, George
shras G representing the Pttsburg and Western Rail-
road Company Commissioner r. d. Carnahan, hav-
ing charge Of the sale John McCleave. rcpre
senting the Baltimore and Ohio, and several Phil
adelphia attorneys appearing for the creditors and
defendants of the Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Deputy Marshal Chambers was auctioneer Tho first
bid made for 1856 900 by Charles H. Coster OF New
York, representing Drexc, Morgan Il Co. and tho Re
organization Committee Of the Pittsburg aid Western
stockholders No other bid received and the Pitts
burg Bradford and Buffalo Railroad, OF the former
companys leased lines, next put up, bringing DID
for $4,000. The total bids far amounted to
5000 00O and the Commissioner had announced that
he would not make sale under 81, ,00o,00o the two
properties put up together and Mr. Coser bid
Sl.Oo000O For this sum the property was knocked
down to the Reorganization Committee. composed OF
John Lowber Welsh, John b. Terry, Thomas H. Cos:er
and Anthony j. Thomas, OF NewYork and Philadelphia
The sale tho suit OF the Mercantile
Trust Company of New York at whose instance the
ery placed in the hands OF receiver appointed by
the United states Circuit Court several years ago.
1t Is generally understood that syndicate COMPOSED
of j. 4; chaliani, j. D; Gallery II. ". Oliver, jrY
mp to connection win the old ioieuo n
this have a complete line between this city and St Louis
Chicago connection will likely be had with the Puts
burg Marion and Chicago, which road will get into
this city tho tracks OF the Ptsburg and western
ln the OF the failure of the Baltimore and Ohio to
the Pittsburg and Western lines 10 their road at
Chicago Junction the bridge at Greenfield. wash
ngton County, will be completed and the short line from
q point Connelsyile through Washington County
TO Wheeling will sbe finished. million and hall
dollars been spent In this line already and 1t could
he finished in year. This latter scheme was John W.
Garres favorite outlet 10 Chicago, but through the In
luence Thomas W. King It practically abandoned
order hold Of the Pttsburg and Western scheme
II is confidently claimed that Mr. King has organ
izedo oufo of he md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
HOLD OF THE PENNSYLVANIA on THE vANDALIA.


PHILADELPHIA, June (Speeiab-Olicials OF the Penn
syvana Railroad Company still insist that they have
had no ntmaon that their traffic the Vandalia line
Will be nterered with BY the recent deal They are not
anticipating any recourse 10 law In the matter but de-
clare that they have good case.
CHICAGO, June (Specab.-A dispatch from Indianap'
oils The Times says: "a PENNSYLVANIA official here
says concerning the recent vandaa DEAL that that road
will not of the yandala without striking
blow II through the terms OF tho lease that the Penn
sylvana will confound tho purchasers before the law
provides that the Terrc Hauto and indianapolis
shall operate the Vandala Jointly In the interest OF the
Tcrre naute and indianapolis and the Pennsylvania
Company. IL also stpultes that the Ierre Haute ana
Indianapolis shall make lower rate over the an
daa any road than 10 the pennsylvania The Clncl-
natl Hamilton and Dayton hardly operate tho an
daa In its and the Baltimore and OhO interest ana
fulfil these terms The first violation Will call forth
legal for the abrogaOn OF the Lease OF the VAN
daa TO the Ierre IIauc and Indianapolis. With tho
Western and bigger end OF It's purchase Topped on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Will not hnd the an
daia q much service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
MURDER NUMBER FORTY-THREE

ST LOUIS Juno S.-A dispatch from ozark, MO, says
About o'clock IN the afternoon yesterday Mob Meadows
resident christi County instantly killed by
secreted the woods. Meadows took
ia Poyton murder and
tai the conviction OF James Pey who Is now
serving LIE sentence This s the forty third murder this
f,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

AKKANsAs CITY, Ark june s.Consablo Jerry Garter
arrived last night with Ralph Brown,
mtted to jail without bail Alexander Jones was whipping
ss Brown got shotgun and smptied both barrels into
head putting out his severng hs tongue an
breaking his Jaw. Brown arrested. largo
OF Jones friends attempted 10 lynch Brown but Con
with the prisoner the bak door as
q IN W enterlns The front OF the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
SUMMING UP In THE PEAK

MOUNT HOLLY ". j., Jnhe S.-Both sides closed In tho
murier tra this morning and tho prosecution made us
The argument for tho defence will be begun To-
morTUw.
A SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN CONVICTED.
Penn, juno SWIM am Dunin captain OF tho
Salvation Army today convicted OF conspiracy W ir
ing away from home Lizzie Englo. Young gri oil Aahhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09

Yesterday morning Judge Barrett was so seriously
indisposed that he feared that he would be unable
to attend court. He ewas suffering from complica-
ton of minor disorders. brought on by severe
cold and the fatigue resulting from the sssiduous
mOned his family physician, and under his treat
ment recovered so rapidly that he was able to
and bore himself so well throughout the day that
no one suspected what his condition had been early
in the day.
Last night he was feeling much better. and did
not expect any return of his indispositIon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-09-16
Personal Paragraphs.

David Ross has gone to Chicago te
attend business college. David mas
plenty of "true grit which we hope
will make him successful in his studies
Conductor Towards wife and moth
er came from Milwaukee and spent
Sunday with him at the U. S. hotel.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Lambertson and children
left for their home last Monday morn
ing.
Charles Gilman and sisters, of
La Sale, have returned home.
Miss Maggie Owen is. visiting friends
in Shullsburg.
George and Fred SpeRsley went to
Delafeld last Monday where they will
attend the military school.
W. II. Schneider, of Livingston, was
among the callers at The Democrat
Office on Thursday Of last week.
We were pleased to receive pleas
ant call on Wednesday of last week
week from George w. Strong, of Milf
fin, who is one of the most highly
esteemed of the many friends of The
Democrat in Iowa county.
Mrs. A. G. Bennett and her son,
Alex Bennett started on Wednesday
morning for Evanston, ILL.,, where the
latter viii attend the Evanston univer-
sity. They have been lifelong res
idents of Mineral Point, and many
friends regret their departure.
Miss Fannie McIlhon returned on
Monday last to the State University at
Madison.
Misses Kate and Mary Lenahan are
in Chicago this week where they will
note the latest styles in millinery and
purchase new stock of fall and winter
goods,
Mrs. Henry Ivey, Jr., went to Chicago
on Tuesday morning, where she will at
tend the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bauer, of Chicago,
came up last week for a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt COnnoly.
Mrs. Andrews, of Manchester, Iowa,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Thomas
in this city.
James Mcconnell and wife came up
from Milwaukee last week for visit
with relatives. Mrs. Mcconnell re-
turned on Wednesday morning accom-
panid by Miss Eliza Mcconnell.
James Hishen has sold his farm,
1--WE miles northeast of this city. The
Democrat is glad to announce that
Mr.. Hishen and family are to become
permanent residents of Mineral Point
James Kane, of Amigo, visited
relatives and friends in this city last
week. He runs an engine on the Wis
consin Central railway.
Anton Howell and Frank Tenant,
were among the Lancaster folks who
attended the fair in this city last week
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-09-16
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
COBB.

School began Monday Sept. 5th with
a good attendance.
ChaS. Alexander formally of this
place, but who now resides in, Nebraska.
was in the village Tuesday of last week
shaking the hands of his many friends.
Most of our people attended the
Mineral Point fair
Several are at present suffering with
colds and sore Threats.
Pastures are now better than they
have been any time during the season
and good, liberal quantity of grass
for the fall is assured.
1t is quite likely several cheese
factories will be built in this vicinity
the ensuing year.
The cutting of corn fodder has been
much delayed by the recent rains.
Mr.. Samuel Kitchens of Plainview
Neb., returned Tuesday of last week.
He took a car load of young cattle and
three fine two year-old fillieS back with
him. The fillies were purchased of
Mr.. Ben Stiles and were perfect
plums."
Miss kittie Norris, of Fennimore. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Doyle.
Hugh Spencer is pushing work on
VIII Billings residence, and when
completed Mr.. B. will have one of the
neatest dwellings in town.
Huston Cunningham took in the
sights at Dodgeville Tuesday.
Rev. SwartZ preached one of his
many able sermons Sunday afternoon.
Harry Lane spent Tuesday in Dodge
vile.
Mrs. j. Spang, who has been visiting
friends in Mineral Point, returned on
Tuesday evening.
Miss May McCrady returned from
Dakota last week.
All expect to attend the county fair.
Anna Comfort, of Saltwater, Mimi,
is visiting relatives, and his many
friends are pleased to see him and
that during the five years he has been
absent from here he has grown no
older in appearance.
j. Bailey shipped a carload of stock
to the Milwaukee market on Tuetday.
Charles Harvey has retitted his scales
and is now prepared to do all kinds of
weighing in his usual accommodating
way.
DR.. Pierce made his regular visit
here on Tuesday.
George Kitchens, of Plainview, Neb.,
is visiting with J. Bailey.
Ed. A. Phillips, of Mineral Point,
visited at the Lemen residence on Sun
day.
Miss Lou Humbert, who has been
visiting her friend Miss Ella Billings,
returned to Montfort on Monday.
Miss Lucy Bailey began her fall
term of school at "Snny Side" on
Monday.
Reuben Ellsworth while bringing
some horses from Belmont had the
misfortune of having one injured
badly and others slightly scratched by
becoming frightened at a passing
train on the n. w. r. r. They be-
came unmanageable and ran into a
wire fence.
We are glad to notice that John
Fillbach, ST., who is suffering with
cancer in the lip, is improving.